Venezuela's New Asset Forfeiture Law Unlikely to End Corruption : vimarsana.com

Venezuela's National Assembly has passed an asset forfeiture law aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption. But in the hands of a corrupt state with politicized institutions, the law is likely to be ineffective.

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